Dr. Swati Singh Parmar, Assistant Professor of International Law at Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur, is inviting international law scholars and teachers from India to contribute chapters for an upcoming edited volume titled “Indian Approach(es) to International Law.”
About the Book:
The project aims to explore how India perceives, interprets, and contributes to the development of international law—whether as a coherent national approach or through diverse, fragmented practices. The book seeks to fill a major academic gap by critically examining India’s engagement with international legal doctrines and principles.
Suggested Chapter Themes (Open for Expansion):
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Indian Approach to State Recognition
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Indian Approach to the Law of the Seas
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Indian Approach to Environmental Law
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Indian Approach to State Succession
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Indian Approach to State Jurisdiction
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Or any other topic reflecting India’s unique or evolving perspective on international law.
Chapters Already Received Include:
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Relationship with International Law (Monism/Dualism)
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Postcolonial Colonialities & Indigeneity
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Global Health Law (Compulsory Licensing to Vaccine Equity)
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International Investment Law
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Asylum and Refugee Law
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State Immunity
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International Climate Change Law
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Gender-Based Violence
Who Can Apply:
Academics, researchers, and teachers of international law based in India who can contribute original, analytical work on India’s engagement with international legal principles.
How to Contribute:
Interested contributors may contact Dr. Swati Singh Parmar directly via LinkedIn or through the Call for Chapters (CfC) link provided in her post.
This is a significant opportunity to contribute to a first-of-its-kind scholarly volume examining India’s intellectual and practical engagement with international law.
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